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In another group, we play something called "Subject Line Roulette",
reporting the occasional funny combinations of two *adjacent* Subject
headers in the articles list. I just noticed this wonderful *triplet* in
this group:

OT: It Really Could Be Worse...
Kili is...
Out of the oven!


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"Blinky the Shark" > wrote in message
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> In another group, we play something called "Subject Line Roulette",
> reporting the occasional funny combinations of two *adjacent* Subject
> headers in the articles list. I just noticed this wonderful *triplet* in
> this group:
>
> OT: It Really Could Be Worse...
> Kili is...
> Out of the oven!
>
>


Freak.


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On Wed, 26 Nov 2008 01:03:44 -0500, "cybercat" >
wrote:

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>"Blinky the Shark" > wrote in message
>news
>>
>> In another group, we play something called "Subject Line Roulette",
>> reporting the occasional funny combinations of two *adjacent* Subject
>> headers in the articles list. I just noticed this wonderful *triplet* in
>> this group:
>>
>> OT: It Really Could Be Worse...
>> Kili is...
>> Out of the oven!
>>
>>

>
>Freak.
>

DUH! He's a shark. Sharks have no bones, so even his "funny bone" is
cartilage.

Sheesh. Do I have to tell you everything?


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Blinky the Shark wrote:
> In another group, we play something called "Subject Line Roulette",
> reporting the occasional funny combinations of two *adjacent* Subject
> headers in the articles list. I just noticed this wonderful *triplet* in
> this group:
>
> OT: It Really Could Be Worse...
> Kili is...
> Out of the oven!
>
>


A few years back I belonged to a border collie health e-mail discussion
group, and another dedicated to scuba.

At one point there was a thread going on in the border collie group
about treatment for recurrent urinary tract infections in spayed
bitches. I had a moment of horrified be-bogglement to receive a message
with the subject line: "Using bleach on BC bladders". And then I saw
that it was from the scuba group.

<BC stands for both "Border Collie" and Buoyancy Compensator">

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Kathleen wrote:

> Blinky the Shark wrote:
>> In another group, we play something called "Subject Line Roulette",
>> reporting the occasional funny combinations of two *adjacent* Subject
>> headers in the articles list. I just noticed this wonderful *triplet* in
>> this group:
>>
>> OT: It Really Could Be Worse...
>> Kili is...
>> Out of the oven!
>>
>>

>
> A few years back I belonged to a border collie health e-mail discussion
> group, and another dedicated to scuba.
>
> At one point there was a thread going on in the border collie group
> about treatment for recurrent urinary tract infections in spayed
> bitches. I had a moment of horrified be-bogglement to receive a message
> with the subject line: "Using bleach on BC bladders". And then I saw
> that it was from the scuba group.


Heh!

> <BC stands for both "Border Collie" and Buoyancy Compensator">


That's quite a coincidence, making that Subject header readable both ways
and making some degree of sense (if cruel sense).


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